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That's horrible! There was one guy at the midnight party thing that got his book and came back into the crowd, read the end, looked around, took a deep breath...and was promptly grabbed by security and taken out the door. Which was probably lucky for him, considering the circle of people around...

I stayed up all night to read it and hadn't heard any spoilers either...I guess I was lucky!

Most of the book seemed pretty slow, to me, and I felt the end was way too rushed. The whole "19 years later" thing was great, but I would have liked to see more of what happened to other characters, not just Ron-Hermione, Harry-Ginny, Draco-whoever and their families. I'm a huge Fred and George...

I went, and it was a blast! They had a group of students from a local college in costumes doing skits and things, a Lockhart was handing out photos of himself and autographing them, and there was a little girl (11ish) wandering around that had Hermione down pat. The "I know everything and you...

I'll be going for sure. I've missed all the other ones, and this is the last chance. Has anyone else seen those pledge card things for people to swear they won't reveal the end of the book? Not that that will be any kind of deterrent...

Running Out of Time by Margaret Peterson Haddix...if you saw the Village, read this book. This is book is extremely similar, but ten times better and more believable than the movie that many believe was based on the book. Where The Red Fern Grows by Wilson Rawls...this book makes me cry...

The only one I know of like that is What If?: The World's Foremost MILITARY Historians Imagine What Might Have Been. If you go on Amazon and search that one, it gives a bunch of other books along the same lines. Hope that helps!

You could always try Tamar Myers. She has two series, one featuring an antiques dealer and the other a Menonite (sp?) woman who runs an inn. Both are hilarious and have excellent characters, and it's often impossible to predict the solution of the mystery/murder until the very last second...

Howdy everyone, another book lover here. I found the "You know you're addicted to reading when..." thread on a google search, and just had to sign up. You guys are a riot! :D